Caranavi Holiday Deals

Caranavi Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Caranavi

Wide-awake at night? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what's stopping you? Get up, cook yourself some brekkie and book a ticket to Caranavi!

The country's capital, La Paz, is situated approximately 100 kilometres to the southwest of Caranavi.

Whether you plan to take on the expert runs or find your feet on the beginners' slope, you'll love the white, fluffy snow at Chacaltaya Ski Resort.

Coroico is 45 kilometres to the southwest and worth having a look at. Need some more ideas? Yolosa, 50 kilometres to the south of Caranavi, should be your second stop.

To really experience a place is to try its food and drink, so prepare to munch, crunch, sip and slurp your way through Bolivia. The only thing you need to bring with you is a robust appetite!

Are you curious about some of the most common ingredients used here? You're likely to be served beans and rice in a few of your meals.

When Caranavi locals talk to you about their favourite foods, it's likely you'll hear tucumanas (deep fried savoury pastry) or empanadas mentioned a few times. These classic meals are an important part of the region and should be on any foodie's must-eat list.

Still got a bit of room left after your main meal? Then put in an order for espuma de mango (mango mousse), a tempting sweet treat.

Has all this sightseeing left you parched? Throw back a glass or two of Taquiña, a beer that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Like talking about the balance, structure and texture of a delicious drop of wine? Or do you prefer to rip the cork out and just drink it? Malbec and Syrah are what you should ask for here.

Make the most of your time in the air by memorising some words and phrases in the local tongue. '¡Perdón!' may be very useful. It's how you say 'excuse me'. Maybe you'll find '¡Buena suerte!' easier to get your head around? It means 'good luck'.

There's bound to be some excitement in the air around the 6th of August. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Independence Day, a day of national celebrations.

You may be poor in Bolivian bolivianos when your trip comes to an end, but you'll be rich in amazing experiences. "Hasta la vista" Caranavi!